Wisteria House, a distinguished end-of-terrace residence, stands on Stow Park Avenue, one of Newport's most prestigious Victorian streets. Originally built in 1874 for Great Western Railway executives, the property occupies a privileged position on the city's sought-after west side. The house features a striking purple canopy of wisteria above the original glazed door, and an impressive entrance hall with encaustic floor tiles and a stained glass skylight. The ground floor opens into a spacious reception room with an ornate fireplace and feature bay window, while the contemporary kitchen balances modern functionality with period charm. The property boasts an unusually large walled garden, a converted attic space with development potential, and five bedrooms across three upper floors. With modern conveniences, thoughtful renovations, and a private driveway and garage, Wisteria House represents a rare opportunity to acquire a significant piece of Newport's railway heritage in one of the city's finest Victorian streets.